Episode

No One Is Protected: Immigration, Institutional Trust, and Arbitrary Enforcement

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The Steady State Sentinel

Published

Jan 16, 2026

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2677

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Summary

What happens when the rules stop protecting those who follow them? Immigration attorney Amy Peck and former FBI executive Lauren Anderson examine how unpredictable enforcement erodes trust, legitimacy, and the rule of law—and why the consequences extend far beyond immigration.